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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 183, 5 August 1925, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. Last Two Nights, Last. Two Nights, . 'Last Tv/o Nights, BBWI'S T AST CJTAND." BWI'S -"AST *^TAND." A FULL HOUSE. Last Evening once again acclaimed "REWI'S LAST STAND," A Huge Success! STRAND. — CJTRAND TRAND. — Always — I^TRAND STRAND. — A — CJTRAND TRAND. — Good' — "TRAND STRAND. — Entertainment — CJTRAND TRAND. — — ©TRAND Direction Fuller-Hay ward Theatre*. LAST TWO NIGHTS! At 11.15, 1.0, 2.30, 4.30, 6 and 8. An Epic of the Battling Sixties! , % "TJEWI'S X AST CJTAND." '•XVeWI'S J-/AST *^TAND." An historically true tale of lore and war-time adventure in the New Zealand Bush. Including The exact, amazing and graphic depiction of THE TVATTLE (~\F HE JJ'ATTLE *~TF rVRAKAU. OFTEN DESCRIBED AS THE GREATEST FORTX>RN HOPE FIGHT IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD. • • • •Produced by Rudall Hayward. • • • Strand Magazine British. "Scar'em" Mack Sennett Comedy. STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Prices as Usual: 1/ to 2/6. Afternoon Tea Free: 2 to 4.15. STRAND , . TRAND. SEE THE GREAT MOTOR FILM: "THE STORY OF THE PETROL "THE STORY OF THE PETROL ENGINE." ENGINE." A Wonderfully Interesting and Instructive Picture. EVERY MOTORIST SHOULD SEE IT. COMMENCES FRIDAY NEXT, COMMENCES FRIDAY NEXT, STRAND THEATRE, STHAND THEATRE, Showing at 11.15 a.m. and 5 p.m. Film Supplied by the AUCKLAND MOTOR TRADE ASSN. 40 PRINCESS RINCESS . PRINCESS RINCESS NOW SHOWING. MADGE TDELLAMY ADGE -DeILAMY And ETHEL /CLAYTON THEL IN " WINGS f\V \TOUTH." "»" INGS "F J- OUTH." ITS A FOX SPECIAL. UNIVERSAL PRESENTS HOUSE TJETERS OUSE X ETERS In THE rpORNADO." HE -^ORNADO." ; COMEDY AND NEWS. SESSIONS : 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 7.45 p.m. •PHONE 41-586. THE LAST TWO DAYS' SCREENING. GRAND. Opp. — rpO-NIGHT. RAND. G.P.O. J- O-NIGHT. First National Production, " rpHE CJPOILERS." " J- he Spoilers." " THE SPOILERS." " THE SPOILERS." " THE SPOILERS." From the Great Novel by Rex Beach. A Great Star Cast, including MILTON SILLS AND ANNA Q. NILSSON. Sessions: 11.15, 1.30, 3.30, 5.45 and 8 o'clock. Popular Prices. AT mHE RAND mO-NIGHT. X -I- HE J-O-NIGHT. "T)I NN A FORGE T." MRS. TTELEN TJARTON, RS. JJ-ELEN -DaRTON, The Bonnie Little Scotch Woman, At MRS. LEE COWIE'S HALL, East Street, EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK, 7.30. And NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT, at 7.15. TO-NIGHT. " EMPIRE TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. BUILDING." TO-NIGHT. A Special Talk to Young Men and Women. Opening With Community Singing. Questions Invited. 132 . CIRCUS. rpHE "dig r\>'E's ■ rwPExixu, -LhE JJIG USE'S V/PENIMi, AUGUST O UGUST <->• LOCATION : OPP. TJKTNCE'S \X7HARF. PP. XriNCE'S »* HARF. PERRY BROS. AND ERONI'S NEW COMBINED CIRCUS AND ZOO. Bursts from its winter Chrysalis and emerges ResplenGent in Fresh Dress, Rica Costumes, Gay Caprisions, Princely Panoplies, Glittering Trappings, and New Properties. Despite a wealth of New Material, Many New Amazing Large Acts, and Numerous New Beautiful Numbers, THE SHOWS SHEER IMMENSITY IS STILL ITS MOST IMPRESSIVE FEATURE. mHE /GREATEST T> IXG /^IIRCU'S-J-HE Greatest -Eying Circus IN ALL HISTORY. A CIRCSDS that presents such Amazing Numbers as 40 OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST PERFORMERS. A CIRCUS that has for this memorable occasion originated, and Is now stupendously presenting acts and features of unprecendented scope and newness. A CIRCUS that is devoting a large percentage of»-the gross takings of every entertainment to the FUNDS OF THiS NETW ZEALAND BLIND INSTITUTE. pOPULAR "pRJCES. EVENING ENTERTAINMENT AT S P.M. EVENING ENT«EBTEAIX'MEXT AT 3 .P.M. MATIXEES : MATIXEES : "WEDNESDAYS, SATURDAYS, AND ALL HOLIDAYS AT 2.30 P.M.